Stat Power Innovatives

Working out of Industrial Area Phase I at 182/20 means we are surrounded by a lot of noise and dust. We deal with power stuff, mostly big batteries and inverters and things like that. The shop floor is usually covered in some kind of metal shavings or packing material. It’s not the kind of place you come to see a fancy display. We have units stacked up on wooden pallets everywhere. Sometimes the smell of lead or grease is quite strong, but you get used to it after a week. My hands are usually a bit dirty by midday from moving things around. We don't have a receptionist; if you walk in, you'll probably just find one of us working on a circuit board or talking on a mobile phone. The lights flicker occasionally, which is funny considering what we do. We've been at this spot for a few years now. The landlord is okay, but the roof leaks a tiny bit when it rains really hard in July. We just put a bucket under it and keep working. It's a small crew here, mostly guys who have been doing this for a long time. We aren't trying to change the world, just trying to make sure the power stays on for our clients when the grid fails. It's practical work. We spend a lot of time checking voltages and tightening terminals. It’s just how it is here. Most days are pretty long but we get through the work.